Satta. Review on Satta

The film 'Satta' is a socio-political thriller starring Raveena Tandon, Atul Kulkarni and Sameer Dharamadhikari in the leading roles.

The film is the story of a young woman Anuradha Sehgal (Raveena Tandon) who holds great ambitions from her life. She speaks explicitly about the issues on the exploitation of power in the world of politics and considers politicians as the lowest of the low.

Little does she know she would be the next victim of politics. This starts when she falls in love with a politician's son Viveck Chauhan (Sameer Dharmadhikari) and marries him. But Vivek shows his true colour after marriage (like every male).Vivek turns out to be domineering husband who relegates Anuradha to mere domesticities of the household. She has no say in anything.

But her life takes a major turn when Vivek is put behind bars for killing a bartender. Anuradha suddenly finds herself in the midst of politics. On her journey to satta Anuradha undergoes all the trials and tribulations a woman has to face in a male dominated political world.

A number of politicians try their best to make sure she doesn't succeed. These include Yeshwant Varde (Atul Kulkarni), who is just as driven as Anuradha to reach a powerful place in politics at any cost. Even Anuradha’s father-in-law Mehendra detests her and wishes ill for her.

Will Anuradha be able to overcome the odds and succeed in achieving her goal?

The film is intriguing and a must watch for Womens!

Raveena definitely steals the show. Her acting is a major asset to this film.

This film also Potrays that Women are equal to man in every field.